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“I always wanted Magnum to be an underground band, not a pop band”: How Tony Clarkin wrote Magnum’s first Top 40 hit, Days Of No Trust

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“I always wanted Magnum to be an underground band, not a pop band”: How Tony Clarkin wrote Magnum’s first Top 40 hit, Days Of No Trust

Late Magnum guitarist Tony Clarkin on how political cynicism and a day at Donington inspired a pomp-rock classic

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